Resize Action Options Property Sheet
Available in:
Actual Window Manager,
Actual Window Guard,
Actual Title Buttons,
Actual Window Menu
The Resize Action Options property sheet allows to predefine the
custom window sizes which will be available through the
Resize title button's context menu, the
Resize window sub-menu and can be quickly set
for any size options by using the Predefined button.
Sizes toolbar - is related to the Sizes list box and contains
the buttons for the following size item's related commands:
- Add Item button - click it to add a new size item
- Delete Item button - click it to delete the size item selected in the Sizes list box
- Copy Item button - click it to copy the size item, selected in the Sizes list box, to a new item
- Move Up button - click it to move the size item selected in the Sizes list box up one position
- Move Down button - click it to move the size item selected in the Sizes list box down one position
Sizes list box - shows the list of the predefined size items and contains the
following columns:
- Width column - shows the current Width property value and its measure units
(px for the pixels and % for the percent of the corresponding desktop size). The
"-" sign means that Width property should remain unchanged while applying this size.
- Height column - same as Width column but for the Height property.
Edit Selected Item group - contains visual controls allowing to adjust
the properties of the item currently selected in the Sizes list box. Adjustment of these properties is identical
to adjustment of window size.
Common Resizing Options group - contains the checkboxes allowing to adjust
the following options:
- Show current size in the context menu checkbox - mark it to add the special item depicting the
current window size to the Resize title button's
context menu and to the Resize menu item's
sub-menu.
- Keep window within the desktop boundaries after resizing checkbox - mark it to track the window
borders after resizing and, in case they exceed the desktop limits, try to re-position window so it will go in the
desktop completely.
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